Another week of winter chinook fishing and not much has changed. The big highlight of the week was the great weather on Monday. With the holiday many customers were out on the water enjoying the relatively calm seas, blue skies, and that big yellow thing in the sky called the sun! The same theme from…
Fishing continued to be decent this past week but you definitely needed some luck on your side when it came to picking your locations. Last week on our guided trips and personal trips we fished Vancouver Harbour, multiple spots throughout Howe Sound, Coal Ports and Porlier. I feel like we got a pretty good sampling…
Report The fishing continues to be good for winter chinook here in Vancouver. So far in general the season has been a productive one for those willing to put in the time in search of these tasty winter chinook salmon. Fishing in the harbour has been producing mostly undersize fish so far, with a few…
SALTWATER REPORT Finally the rain and wind backed off and our guides were able to get out and chase down some winter chinook! As mentioned in last weeks report, so far so good, as we are getting good reports pretty much from Campbell River down to Washington. We landed these two nice fish by keeping…
Just got off the phone with Captain Eddie and he has a great report! Captain Eddie was on the Salty Dawg today fishing his guests close to home off the West Vancouver shoreline. Looking to capitalize on the action from the last local trip just 2 days prior, Captain Eddie and his guests were met with some…
Happy New Year: Salmon Fishing in Vancouver! Captain Eddie was out on the Salty Dawg for a local 5 hour trip today with his guests. The waters were glassy calm, the skies fantastically blue and the fishing not bad. Although it has been chilly, the strong ridge of high pressure has brought brilliant sunny skies to Vancouver…
Well…hot on the heels of August, the Sockeye bite rolled right on through to about September 10. While it wasn’t quite as fast and furious as it was in August, as we got further into September the millions of Sockeye continued to hold but several weather and pressure changes and the long staging time of these fish frequently…